X-Raided - Psychotic Activity (Compact Disc)

1	X-Raided	Intro	03:37
2	X-Raided, C-Dubb, Twisted Insane	Psychotic Activity	04:09
3	X-Raided	Psychotic Activity (Interlude)	01:34
4	X-Raided	Rep Tha Set	04:05
5	X-Raided	Reloaded (Interlude)	03:40
6	X-Raided, G-Macc	OK, I’m Reloaded	04:53
7	X-Raided, Brotha Lynch Hung	That Sickness	03:16
8	X-Raided	Reason Of The Siccness (Interlude)	04:59
9	X-Raided, Luni Coleone, The Bird	XK	03:55
10	X-Raided	Overkill	03:56
11	X-Raided	Balance (Interlude)	05:00
12	X-Raided	Let There Be Balance	01:57
13	X-Raided, Gangsta Reese, No Face	Grown Ass Man	04:28
14	X-Raided	Shark Tank	02:14
15	X-Raided, Bishop	Hiroshima	04:17
16	X-Raided	The Bird (Interlude)	00:32
17	X-Raided	Clock’s Tickin – The Bird	02:43
18	X-Raided, C-Bo	The Evil That Men Do	03:35
19	X-Raided	Mista 357 Part 2 Preview	03:11
20	X-Raided	Psychotic Activity (Outro)	02:02

Album info

In 2014, X-Raided unleashed “Psychotic Activity,” a powerful mixtape-cum-album under the RBC Records label that serves as a haunting yet insightful journey through the complexities of human psychology and societal ills. With tracks that toggle between introspective narratives and explicit storytelling, the album is a dizzying ride into the heart of darkness that lurks in the corners of the human mind.

The project kicks off with a 3:36 minute “Intro” that sets the stage for the labyrinthine experience to come. It’s quickly followed by the title track “Psychotic Activity,” featuring C-Dubb and Twisted Insane, that delves into the mechanics of psychosis with a grimy yet rhythmic flow.

Tracks like “Rep Tha Set” and “OK, I’m Reloaded,” featuring G-Macc, offer an unfiltered look at street life, loyalty, and the challenges that come with it. On the other hand, “That Sickness” featuring Brotha Lynch Hung, dives deep into the darkest aspects of human behavior, contrasting beautifully with reflective interludes like “Reloaded (Interlude)” and “Reason of the Siccness (Interlude).”

The album features an intriguing collaboration with Luni Coleone and The Bird in the track “XK,” which serves as a standout moment in the album, resonating with themes of power and retribution. “Overkill” keeps up the momentum, taking the listener on an introspective exploration of the human condition.

Interludes like “Balance (Interlude)” and “The Bird (Interlude)” provide listeners a moment to breathe, offering a nuanced perspective that challenges the heavy intensity of tracks like “Grown Ass Man,” featuring Gangsta Reese and No Face, and “Hiroshima,” featuring Bishop.

The project winds down with “The Evil That Men Do,” a compelling track featuring C-Bo, before culminating with “Psychotic Activity (Outro),” which encapsulates the emotional and thematic range of the entire project.

Produced by Filthy Rich, “Psychotic Activity” stands as an unflinching look at the complexities of mental states, morality, and societal constructs. It’s not merely an album, but an experience that forces listeners to confront the depths and breadths of their own psyches.